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Re: how to flush selector based caching
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Thank you..It's very useful information.
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Thanks much Veena, this solution works for me.
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Re: how to flush selector based caching
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I tried and this is not working.
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Thanks for the input Albin, I will check if this works
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Hi Veena, thanks for checking this.Looks like you have only placed 1
file and yes it invalidates en.child.xml (along any file selectors
,extensions of en)Can you manually create 2files say en.child1.xml and
en.child2.xml and have the request of CQ-Handle
/content/we-retail/us/en.child1.xml and flush. It should flush
child1.xml only, & child2.xml still should remain in cache And yes, I
have the same headers as yours.
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how to flush selector based caching
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I need help on how to flush selector based
cachinghttp://example.com/content/myapp/us/en.child1.xmlhttp://example.com/content/myapp/us/en.child2.xmlLets
say,we have xml's cached under the folder
as//content/myapp/us/->en.child1.xml->en.child2.xml->en.child99.xml->en.child100.xml->en.html->en.model.jsonI
need to provide selector based caching, that is to flush en.child1.xml
only and should not flush en.child2.xml or other xml's when the request
for flush happens for /content/myapp/us/en.child1.xm...
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